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Location: Arizona | Here is a link to my first build. Thanks go to Woody for guidance and a headstock template.
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Location: NW Washington State | Nice work! Did you use commercial body and neck blanks or build it entirely from scratch?
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Location: Upper Left USA | Nice job! |
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Location: SoCal | Very nice.... |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Great job! Can you provide some details on the finish? What you used, how you applied it, etc.? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Great Work!
If I had a shop I would have long ago made myself a Breadweiner clone.
(I would have to learn how to solder, but...) |
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Location: Pennsylvania | Great job! |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Congrats, nice job!!
Pups P90s?
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Location: Arizona | Thanks, Yes P90's from an EPI LP JR. that I put Kent Armstrongs in. Since I had them around I used them. Likely replace them with Armstrongs in this one also! |
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Location: Arizona | Sorry numbfingers I missed your reply. The body I shaped from a mahogany blank that I have had some time. The neck is an Eden paddle headstock that I shaped. The neck is attached with threaded inserts. PU's are EPI's, tuners Planet Wave locking and the bridge is Hipshot string through. Here are some additional shots. Sorry again!!
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Location: Indiana | Very nice job. Especially good take on the headstock. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Love the black hardware as accents! Very nice git... |
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Location: On the Coast - Halfway between SF & OR | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
Great Work!
If I had a shop I would have long ago made myself a Breadweiner clone.
(I would have to learn how to solder, but...) I have a shop, can solder and, with the rains starting, going to have a bunch of extra time on my hands. Maybe I could try something like this?
Problem would be that I don't play well enough to know if I had created a guitar or simply a complicated pos. :D |
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Location: Central Oregon | Very nicely done! |
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Location: Veedersburg, Indiana | Looks very nice. Enjoy. |
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